April 2018
Call for Submissons: Special Issue of NCS on "Patchwork, Cut-and-Paste, Reassembly"
This special issue will focus on ideas of reuse and recombination. How were bits and scraps of materials, textual and otherwise, reassembled into new forms in the nineteenth century? To what ends? Essays might consider these issues in relation to images, fabrics, texts, and more. Possible topics could include scrapbooks, patchwork, quotation, citation, illustration, and any and all forms of recombination. Approaches from all disciplines, including literature, art history, history, music, and the history of science and the social sciences, are welcome, as are submissions that cross national boundaries and/or range across the nineteenth century. One particularly exciting feature of Nineteenth-Century Studies is thatthe journal encourages authors to enhance their contributions with pertinent artwork.
Please submit manuscripts of 8,000-12,000 words, following NCS's submission guidelines to guest editor Casie LeGette at legette@uga.edu. Early expressions of interest and proposals of topics are also welcome. The deadline for submissions of full manuscripts is August 1, 2018, but review will begin May 1, 2018 and earlier submissions are encouraged.
December 2017
Now Available: 19th Century Studies, Vol. 27.
Nineteenth Century Studies Editorial Staff
Coeditors
DAVID C. HANSON Senior Editor; Head and Professor of English, Southeastern Louisiana UniversityMARIA GINDHART Associate Professor of Art History, Georgia State University
JENNIFER HAYWARD Co-Head and Professor of English, Wooster College
KIMBERLY JO STERN Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature, University of North Carolina
Website: University of North Carolina English and Comparative Literature Department
Copyeditor
Morgan Holmes, Ph.D.WordMoridian Communications
Editorial Assistant
JENSIN LOPEZ Department of English, Southeastern Louisiana UniversityDepartment of English
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JOEL FREDELL
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Department of English
Southeastern Louisiana University
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Production Editor
DAVID ARMAND
Instructor of English, Southeastern Louisiana University
Department of English
Southeastern Louisiana University
SLU-10861
Hammond, LA 70402
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Emeritus Editors
SUZANNE OZMENT NCS Editor, 1987–1996, The Citadel, Charleston, South Carolina
PATRICIA O’HARA NCS Editor, 1997–2000, Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
JADVIGA M. DA COSTA NUNES Exhibitions Review Editor, 1993–2006, Department of Art; Muhlenberg College, Allentown, Pennsylvania
Editorial Board
NANCY FIX ANDERSON Emerita, History, Loyola University of New Orleans
SARAH LEA BURNS Art History, Indiana University
SUSAN P. CASTERAS Art History, University of Washington
SILVANA COLELLA Modern Language and Literature, University of Macerata
ROBERT CRAIG Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology
DEIRDRE DAVID Emerita, English, Temple University
TRACY C. DAVIS Theater, Northwestern University
THOMAS DIXON History, Queen Mary, University of London
BARBARA GATES Emerita, English, University of Delaware
VINCENT GIROUD French, University of Paris, Sorbonne
THOMAS GREY Music, Stanford University
ELIZABETH K. HELSINGER English & Art History, University of Chicago
JOSEPH KESTNER English, University of Tulsa
KATHERINE KOLB Emerita, French, Southeastern Louisiana
GEORGE LEVINE English, Rutgers University
WALTER BENN MICHAELS English, University of Illinois at Chicago
JOEL MYERSON English, University of South Carolina
JAMES OLNEY Emeritus, English & French, Louisiana State University
DOUGLAS ROBILLARD Emeritus, English, University of New Haven
TALIA SCHAFFER English, Queens College, City University of New York
MICHAEL SCRIVENER English, Wayne State University
HOWARD SEGAL History, University of Maine
MARGARET D. STETZ English, University of Delaware
SHARON ARONOFSKY WELTMAN English, Louisiana State University
ALEXANDRA K. WETTLAUFER French and Comparative Literature, University of Texas
MICHAEL WHEELER Religion and English, Independant Scholar, Amport, Hampshire
JULIA WRIGHT English, Dalhousie University
LINDA ZATLIN English, Morehouse College